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conjugation
noun
1 conjugation
The state of being joined together.
synonyms: colligation, conjunction, junction.
Roget 144:
conversion,
reduction,
transmutation,
resolution,
assimilation;
evolution,
sea change;
change of state;
assumption;
naturalization;
transportation;
development [Biol.],
developing.
[photography]
[conversion of currency]
conversion of currency,
exchange of currency;
exchange rate;
bureau de change.
chemistry,
alchemy;
progress,
growth,
lapse,
flux.
passage;
transit,
transition;
transmigration,
shifting
etc.
v.;
phase;
conjugation;
convertibility.
crucible,
alembic,
caldron,
retort.
convert,
pervert,
renegade,
apostate.
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Roget 43:
junction;
joining
etc.
v.;
joinder [Law],
union connection,
conjunction,
conjugation;
annexion†,
annexation,
annexment†;
astriction†,
attachment,
compagination†,
vincture†,
ligation,
alligation†;
accouplement†;
marriage
etc.
(wedlock,)
903;
infibulation†,
inosculation†,
symphysis [Anat.],
anastomosis,
confluence,
communication,
concatenation;
meeting,
reunion;
assemblage
etc.
72.
coition,
copulation;
sex,
sexual congress,
sexual conjunction,
sexual intercourse,
love-making.
joint,
joining,
juncture,
pivot,
hinge,
articulation,
commissure†,
seam,
gore,
gusset,
suture,
stitch;
link
etc.
45;
miter mortise.
closeness,
tightness,
etc.
adj.;
coherence
etc.
46;
combination
etc.
48.
annexationist.
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Roget 89:
duality,
dualism;
duplicity;
biplicity†,
biformity†;
polarity.
two,
deuce,
couple,
duet,
brace,
pair,
cheeks,
twins,
Castor and Pollux,
gemini,
Siamese twins;
fellows;
yoke,
conjugation;
dispermy†,
doublets,
dyad,
span.
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Roget 567:
grammar,
accidence,
syntax,
praxis,
punctuation;
parts of speech;
jussive†;
syllabication;
inflection,
case,
declension,
conjugation;
us et norma loquendi [Lat.];
Lindley Murray
etc.
(schoolbook)
542;
correct style,
philology
etc.
(language)
560.
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2 conjugation
The inflection of verbs.
Dutch: vervoeging
Polish: koniugacja
3 conjugation
The complete set of inflected forms of a verb.
4 conjugation
A class of verbs having the same inflectional forms.
5 conjugation
6 conjugation
The act of making or becoming a single unit.
synonyms: jointure, unification, union, uniting.
Dutch: eenwording, unificatie
Polish: jednoczenie, unifikowanie, federowanie, integrowanie
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